Dayton 13E670 AC line switch kit for models 13E650 13E651 13E654 13E655
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On/off AC line switch kit compatible with Dayton models 13E632, 13E633, 13E644 and 13E645
This Dayton 13E667 kit provides an on/off AC line switch for internal wiring. It is designed for compatible Dayton motor models 13E632, 13E633, 13E644 and 13E645. The kit enables direct power control for those specific units.
Buyers who need a replacement or additional switch for the four compatible Dayton models can use this kit. It is not for motors or equipment outside the 13E632, 13E633, 13E644 and 13E645 series.
The single specification that decides fit is the match with Dayton models 13E632, 13E633, 13E644 and 13E645. Verify the motor model number before ordering to ensure the switch kit connects correctly.
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Motors |
The 13E667 kit is compatible with Dayton models 13E632, 13E633, 13E644 and 13E645.
It provides manual on/off control of the AC supply to the motor's internal wiring.
The kit is designed for internal mounting using the motor's existing internal wiring.
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